Android Question How to display multiple Toastmessageshow in the order it is written...

LucaMs said:

Use BCToasts; you can set their duration (property: DurationMs) and write a Sleep(SameDuration) after showing them.

B4X:

Dim Toast As BCToast
Toast.Initialize(Root)  ' or Toast.Initialize(Activity.As(B4XView)) if your are not using B4XPages.
Toast.DurationMs = 1500
Toast.Show("Message")
Sleep(1500)

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beelze69 said:

Thanks Lucas..

Will try this out..

But can't we do something like Wait For with ToastMessageShow ? ...

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Private Sub Button1_Click
    Wait For (ShowToast("First toast message", 1500)) Complete(Unused As Boolean)
    Wait For (ShowToast("Second toast message", 1500)) Complete(Unused As Boolean)
End Sub

Sub ShowToast(Message As String, Duration As Int) As ResumableSub
    Dim Toast As BCToast
    Toast.Initialize(Root)   ' or Toast.Initialize(Activity.As(B4XView)) if your are not using B4XPages.
    Toast.DurationMs = Duration
    Toast.Show(Message)
    Sleep(Duration)
    Return True
End Sub

LucaMs said:

No, because it doesn't raise an event when it completes its "job".

P.S. You could do something like this:

B4X:

Private Sub Button1_Click
    Wait For (ShowToast("First toast message", 1500)) Complete(Unused As Boolean)
    Wait For (ShowToast("Second toast message", 1500)) Complete(Unused As Boolean)
End Sub

Sub ShowToast(Message As String, Duration As Int) As ResumableSub
    Dim Toast As BCToast
    Toast.Initialize(Root)   ' or Toast.Initialize(Activity.As(B4XView)) if your are not using B4XPages.
    Toast.DurationMs = Duration
    Toast.Show(Message)
    Sleep(Duration)
    Return True
End Sub

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